Zoolan, Khövsgöl Province, Mongolia

In a ritual greeting between two Mongolian elders, the bearer of this snuff bottle offers it with his right hand, while the left is cupped under his elbow. Passing objects in this way is a sign of respect, holiness, and purity.

Photo © 2000 Michael J. Kresko; featured in the 2001 International Calendar

Peace Card 1–Mongolia (set of 10 cards) (RPCV Groups)

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Peace Card 1–Mongolia: set of 10 cards of one image + 10 envelopes

Send a message of peace with an international Peace Card

Each card measures 5½ x 4¼”—and inside is the word PEACE in multiple languages and scripts (languages featured in Mongolia card: Arabic calligraphy dove by Mamoun Sakkal; Persian, English, Mandarin, Spanish/Portuguese, Russian, Thai, Armenian, Swahili, Hebrew, French, Hindi)

Zoolan, Khövsgöl Province, Mongolia: In a ritual greeting between two Mongolian elders, the bearer of this snuff bottle offers it with his right hand, while the left is cupped under his elbow. Passing objects in this way is a sign of respect, holiness, and purity. Photo © 2000 Michael J. Kresko; featured in the 2001 International Calendar